Yang Yang had gone crazy!
The next day, AS ran a report like this as its front-page headline. Editor-in-chief Alfredo Relaño personally wrote the column, expressing his utmost respect for Yang Yang's insane scoring this season.
In his column, Alfredo stated that there had been considerable controversy recently over whether Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo could catch up with Yang Yang, but after his insane scoring over the past four rounds, that controversy had now become completely meaningless.
"Fifty-five league goals. Yang Yang has completely broken Europe's legendary record, which had stood untouched for forty years, while also creating an entirely new scoring record that belongs solely to him. It can even be predicted that, for many years to come, it will be extremely difficult to surpass."
"Despite suffering an injury and missing more than two months, nothing stopped Yang Yang's advance. With even more outrageous scoring, he proved his ability to everyone. He not only won La Liga's Golden Boot, but also the European Golden Boot."
Alfredo stated that the European Golden Boot race had not been very competitive this season. Yang Yang had scored the most, finding the net fifty-five times; Premier League player Cristiano Ronaldo had scored forty, while Barcelona's Messi had scored thirty-four. The three players had occupied the top three spots in the Golden Boot Award standings.
"According to the current European Golden Boot Award points rankings, Yang Yang leads by a wide margin with 110 points, ranking first. Cristiano Ronaldo has 80 points in second place, a full 30 points behind Yang Yang. Messi ranks third with 68 points. The Argentine superstar also scored 34 goals last season, earning 68 points."
Alfredo believed that Yang Yang, Little Ronaldo, and Messi represented the three greatest superstars at the highest level of world football today. Their overall